Daily marijuana smokers face higher risk of heart attack, stroke, says American Heart Association study

A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that daily weed smoking could cause complications in heart health. Study authors and heart health experts discuss.

New blood test shows high accuracy for colorectal cancer detection, study finds: ‘Not interchangeable’

A study published in The New England Journal of Medicine says a simple blood test could detect colorectal cancer (CRC) with over 80% accuracy. The study involved 8,000 people; experts weighed in.

Cultural Italian wedding day traditions that couples still use today

At an Italian wedding, you may find very unique cultural traditions that include cutting the groom's tie and enjoying millefoglie as the cake served.

Pray for the 'brave' Christians of Ukraine during Lent, says religious freedom advocate

Steven Moore, founder of the Ukraine Freedom Project and a religious freedom advocate, told Fox News Digital about the state of Christianity in Ukraine after the Russian invasion.

Wife in America’s fourth-richest family bashes ‘small-minded community’ after she buys up real estate

The wife of a Minnesota billionaire bashes "small-minded community" in Duluth for their concerns surrounding her property purchases in the Park Point neighborhood.

The 12 best air purifiers you'll find on Amazon's spring sale to help you through allergy season

Air purifiers help keep the air in your home clean. If you want a purifier for every type of room in your house, you can find tons of options on Amazon for their big spring sale.

Mail Pouch Tobacco barns recall bygone America, legacy of solitary World War II veteran

Mail Pouch Tobacco barns still pitch a bygone product on country rounds around West Virginia. They helped make artist and WWII veteran Harley Warrick famous late in life.

America's love for sourdough bread, explained

Baking sourdough bread has a long history in America, but during the pandemic lockdowns it saw a resurgence in popularity. Baking sourdough begins with a sourdough starter.

Do you live in a pancake state or a waffle state?

A long-running debate surrounds the question of whether pancakes or waffles reigns supreme at the breakfast table. These are the top five pancake-loving and waffle-loving states.

Distillery in Scotland using AI to create limited edition whisky

Port Ellen, newly reopened whisky distillery in Scotland, is using SmokeDNAi technology to understand mouth-feel and flavors during the whisky maturation process.

Woman sparks debate over ‘traditional wife’ lifestyle in viral videos: 'I serve my husband'

A TikToker by the name of Estee Williams has posted dozens of viral videos on the "traditional wife" lifestyle, sparking debate about gender roles and feminism.

Solar eclipse 2024: Former NASA astronaut shares what it looks like from space, how to safely view it yourself

The solar eclipse will occur in the U.S. on April 8, 2024. A former NASA astronaut is sharing his experience with seeing one in space, plus tips for safe viewing on land.

Intermittent fasting linked to higher risk of heart-related death in new study

The weight-loss strategy known as time-restricted eating or intermittent fasting has been linked to a much higher risk of cardiovascular death, according to a new study. Here are details.

For Medal of Honor Day, recipient recounts tackling suicide bomber in Afghanistan to protect Army ‘brothers'

Ret. U.S. Army Capt. Flo Groberg received the Medal of Honor in 2015 for his courageous actions in the face of terrorism in Afghanistan. The veteran shares his story of heroism and recovery.

Florida beachgoer wrangles shark caught on fishing rod: video

A 7.5-foot-long shark was recently caught on a fishing rod at a Florida beach. Social media video shows the incident at Miramar Beach near Destin.

On this day in history, March 26, 1874, American poet Robert Frost is born in San Francisco

On this day in history, March 26, 1874, American poet and Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost was born in San Francisco, California. He was initially unsuccessful as a poet.

Cold therapy techniques come under hot scrutiny by researchers: 'Overall benefits remain uncertain'

Cold therapy has been a hot health trend in recent years, but a new review suggests it might not live up to the hype. Researchers and experts share insights.

Utah police discover 'panic room' inside abusive mommy blogger accomplice's $5.3M desert home

Utah police found a 'panic room' inside Jodi Hildebrandt's $5.3 million home, where she and Ruby Franke apparently abused two of Franke's children in 2023.

Mom of 5 chooses pregnancy one more time after fertility clinic asks about her leftover embryos

A Canadian mom is pregnant for the sixth time after using embryos that her fertility clinic had been saving for 13 years ever since the couple's initial IVF treatment.

Supreme Court must hear from abortion pill victims: ‘I saw blood everywhere. I saw parts of my baby’

The FDA abandoned women and stopped protecting them from abortion-pill complications. Now, the Supreme Court is going to hear the nightmarish accounts from those victims.

New Jersey firefighters come to the rescue of yellow Labrador stuck in spare tire

New Jersey firefighters rescued an 11-month-old yellow Labrador named Daisy who had gotten her neck stuck in the middle of a spare tire rim, officials said.

10 smart home devices that can make your life easier and save money

Smart home devices can help protect your home from significant damage and save money. Here are 10 to get you started.

Spinach salesman Popeye remains effective nearly a century after his debut

Spinach-loving comic-strip character Popeye debuted in 1929 and inspired an instant explosion in the popularity of the healthy leafy green, despite the challenges of the Great Depression.

Covenant School community find healing in faith, adopted dogs a year following tragedy

Students, families and staff of Covenant School in Nashville have come together as a community through faith and adoption of dogs a year after the school shooting.

World travelers surprise security guard with helicopter ride over South Africa: ‘Big smile on his face'

Two world travelers took their apartment security guard from South Africa on a once-in-a-lifetime helicopter ride as a way to show their appreciation for him and his work.

Drug overdoses have reached record high, per latest CDC report: ‘Grim statistics'

The CDC announced that drug overdoses have reached a record high as one expert emphasized the need for education around the dangers of hidden substances, such as fentanyl.

Spring 2024: A backyard game, plants and more gifts to grab on Amazon now

Spring is in the air, which means gatherings with family and friends are on the horizon. Consider springtime gifts to shop on Amazon as the season begins to blossom.

Cancer and Princess Kate: Important screenings to focus on for best health

As the public continues to absorb Kate Middleton’s Friday video announcement of her cancer diagnosis, doctors are stressing the importance of preventative cancer screenings. Here are details.

Missouri angler breaks world record after catching 97-pound bighead carp

Festus, Missouri, resident George Chance reeled in a 97-pound bighead carp, an invasive species, from the Mississippi River on Mar. 19, according to state officials.

Rare two-headed snake undergoes surgery in Missouri

Experts in Missouri were forced to halt the statewide tour of a two-headed snake after the rare reptile had to undergo a major surgery to have abnormal ovaries removed.

Solar eclipse prompts US school closures, plus a fun American culture quiz

The Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter brings you trending stories on family, travel, food, neighbors helping neighbors, pets, autos, military veterans, heroes, faith and American values.

11-foot-long 'King Arthur' the alligator spotted at South Carolina golf resort with mysterious head piece

A "dominant" male alligator named King Arthur was recently found in South Carolina with a metallic object on his head, Georgia wildlife experts say. He was eventually freed.

Washington sheriff receives bizarre Sasquatch call from curious hunter

A curious hunter recently rang up the Stevens County Sheriff's Office to inquire about its Bigfoot hunting laws, Washington state authorities say.

On this day in history, March 27, 1912, Washington, D.C., cherry trees planted, gift from people of Tokyo

The cherry trees of Washington, D.C. — which blossom beautifully each spring — were a gift from the people of Tokyo and were planted on this day in history, March 17, 1912.

Florida bride-to-be goes viral for sharing text from her fiancé's father after marriage proposal

A bride-to-be from Miami, Florida, shared the precious text she received from her future father-in-law after she got engaged to his son. Now, the message is going viral on TikTok.

9 Easter gifts you can get on Amazon that aren’t candy

From DIY windchimes to squishmallows and Easter games, there are plenty of gifts to give your kids this Easter.

'March beer' once lubricated Munich's famous fall fest, now found year-round only in US

Strong, amber-colored Marzenbier, or "March beer," is the traditional beer served at Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany. But it's now found only in the United States.

NYC women are punched in the face on streets: TikTok sounds alarm about frightening assaults

Multiple young women have claimed on TikTok that they've been punched in the face on the streets of New York City within the last few weeks. The NYPD shares that it is investigating.

Baltimore bridge collapse: What to do in case your car is submerged in water

Car submersions happen across the U.S. more often than people think — and after the Baltimore bridge collapse, the topic is on people's minds. A driver rehabilitation specialist shared tips.

6 gag gifts perfect for celebrating April Fool's Day

April 1st is just around the corner and we've selected six gag gifts for people looking for some lighthearted fun on April Fool's Day.

More doctors use ChatGPT to help with busy workloads, but is AI a reliable assistant?

Doctors say that artificial intelligence is helping to minimize their work flow. Studies show the technology is being used by up to 10% of doctors. But is AI really a reliable assistant?

Florida woman photographs alligator eating another alligator: 'Creeped me out'

A Charlotte County, Florida, woman was on a run when she had bizarre encounter with an alligator that reportedly stared right at her as it was making a meal of a smaller alligator.

Woman rushed to hospital for life-saving procedure after eating pork rinds

A Peruvian woman underwent major surgery after she ingested a sharp object from her bag of pork rinds. The object, which turned out to be a nail, pierced her carotid artery.

On this day in history, March 28, 1866, first US ambulance service rolls through Cincinnati

The U.S. welcomed the first civilian ambulance care in Cincinnati, Ohio, on this day in history, March 28, 1866. It was inspired by medical advances during the Civil War.

Short questions with Dana Perino for Dagen McDowell

In this week's "Short questions with Dana Perino," Dagen McDowell of Fox Business Network reveals why she likes living "small" in New York City and the one word she'd use to describe America.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs’ romantic past, from Jennifer Lopez to tragic death of Kim Porter

Hip-hop star Sean "Diddy" Combs has had a long and complicated dating history before the federal raid on his homes in Los Angeles and Miami.

Oregon toddler receives life-changing surgery to correct rare eye syndrome: ‘Sassier, more energetic’

An Oregon toddler underwent non-FDA approved eye surgery to help her see clearly. Her family fundraised money for months so that they could travel to Spain for the procedure.

Pastor’s child turned OnlyFans model moves away from sin to salvation: ‘This is not where you wanna go'

Ex-OnlyFans model Nala Ray discussed the dark underbelly of the adult online industry after getting baptized, deleting her account, and reconnecting with Christ.

For solar eclipse safety, here's what drivers should not do on the road during the rare event

A solar eclipse expert and roadway authorities are advising drivers to slow down during the atmospheric moment, while some schools are canceled altogether.

On Holy Thursday at the Last Supper, Jesus gave us the gift of himself, says Minnesota priest

At the Last Supper, Jesus not only instituted the Eucharist, he also displayed servitude toward the disciples in washing their feet, said a Minnesota priest to Fox News Digital.

Easter shoppers get a bittersweet surprise in their baskets as global cocoa prices soar to 'record highs'

In the wake of unprecedented climate patterns in Africa, the global price of cocoa has soared to record highs, causing a sudden spike in the price of chocolate.

11 outfits from Amazon to help you conquer your spring workout routine

The perfect workout outfit is a great motivator to get you moving. We've selected 10 to get you in the mood for a spring routine.

Bidens announce theme for Easter Egg Roll on White House lawn

The White House announced Thursday that the upcoming 2024 Easter Egg Roll, hosted by first lady Jill Biden, will be themed around "EGGucation" and is expecting over 40,000 attendees.

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Cracker Jack, immortalized in baseball anthem, is a grand-slam recipe at home, too

"Take Me Out to the Ballgame" Immortalized Cracker Jack, a sweet-salty mixture of popcorn, peanuts and molasses, as ballpark fare in 1908. It's fun and easy to make at home, too

US pastors see popular Easter services as opportunity to rebuild in-person worship attendance

As pastors prepare for Easter this year, many are eager to welcome more people back to churches than they have seen since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic four years ago.

Florida man ‘sick of caring’ for friend’s cats accused of killing felines: authorities

A Florida man faces multiple counts of cruelty to animals after surrendering seven cats to the SPCA, five of which were dead at the time.

Christian woman says she was fired from Starbucks over conservative values: 'Against my faith to lie'

Taylor Trice spoke to Fox News Digital about how she was fired from a Starbucks in Apex, North Carolina after expressing disagreement with their Pride Month display.

Tiger Woods, ex-wife Elin Nordegren briefly reunite to support son, Charlie, at ceremony

Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren were on hand to watch Charlie Woods receive a medal and a state championship ring in Florida on Tuesday.

Women who drink more than 8 alcoholic beverages a week are at greater risk of heart disease: new study

Using patient data from Kaiser Permanente, cardiologists studied the link between drinking alcohol and developing heart disease. Researchers were surprised by the results for younger women.

Universal Epic Universe pulls back the curtain on upcoming ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ land

Universal unveiled details about one of the lands that is part of Epic Universe, How to Train Your Dragon - Isle of Berk. The destination features exciting new rides, dining spots and more.

Southern California beachgoers warned of spike in shark attacks this summer amid cut of research funding

The Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach University may have to shut down programs and stop providing vital safety information to lifeguards about nearby sharks.

Health care is ‘overwhelmingly complex’ for older adults, experts say: ‘Ever-increasing hurdle’

For senior adults, the complexities of health care can be overwhelming, experts say. Doctors weighed in on the challenges that make it difficult for seniors to get the care they need.

On this day in history, March 29, 1982, Michael Jordan hits winning shot in NCAA final, launching legend

On this day in history, Michael Jordan, a 19-year-old freshman, hit the winning shot in the 1982 NCAA final, lifting North Carolina to a 63-62 win over Georgetown and launching his legend.

Meet the American who mapped the US-Mexico border, Gen. William Emory, shaped nation in war and in peace

William H. Emory served in two wars but is best remembered for leading the expedition that mapped out the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border and shaped images of the Southwest.

Parents warned social media is breeding ground for sex abuse among minors: expert

One in five children are sexually abused before they turn 17, and 16% of them experience abuse online, according to University of New Hampshire data

Mommy blogger Ruby Franke's husband says 'some crazy s--t' went on in abuse accomplice's $5.3M fortress

Utah mommy blogger Ruby Franke's husband, Kevin Franke, opened up to police about "crazy s--t" that went on between his wife and Jodi Hildebrandt before their arrests for child abuse.

Colleges, chaos and cash: No wonder confidence in higher education today is so low

Former secretary of education details why obtaining a college education is no longer an automatic decision for America's students — and why the real guardrails in life are values, virtues and faith.

Country music singer offers sneak peek at married life, new album and enduring gratitude to Blake Shelton

Fox News Digital spoke with country music star Ian Flanigan of Nashville about his new music, his recent wedding, the inspiration for his new album — and more.

News Quiz: March 29, 2024

How long did Ronna McDaniel last at NBC? What's Sam Bankman-Fried's sentence? Check out Fox News Digital's latest News Quiz and see if you can get a perfect score!

Avoid asking these questions when conducting an interview; they could get you into trouble

It's better to be safe than sorry. When conducting a job interview, it's important to avoid certain topics that could be perceived as biased or discriminatory.

The coming Easter means the salvation of humanity is at hand: seminary president

Judge Phil Ginn, president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in North Carolina, reflects on the end of Lent and the upcoming Easter celebration of Christ's resurrection.

15 Amazon finds to help you gear up for hiking season

If you're going on a day hike or an overnight adventure with your dog, these 15 items can help keep you safe and comfortable.

New York City wiener war recalls glory days when Big Apple battles ruled baseball

New York City once ruled the baseball world, with three different teams battling for bragging rights in three different boroughs. Today, the Great Wiener War pits Manhattan vs. Brooklyn.

Easter is about God's love and should not be 'domesticated,' says Bishop Robert Barron

Bishop Robert Barron of Minnesota, during an interview on "Lighthouse Faith," talked about the faith significance of Easter — and stressed that it should not be "domesticated."

Florida golfer photographs alligator with giant turtle locked in its jaws: 'Never seen anything like this'

A man was who was golfing at a Naples, Florida, golf course witnessed a scene that left him stunned — a massive alligator had used it's jaws to crack through the shell of a large turtle.

Cardinal Dolan of New York reveals his Good Friday message: 'God has the last word'

Cardinal Timothy Dolan of the Archdiocese of New York appeared on "Fox & Friends" on Friday, March 29 to discuss the state of society and provide a message for Easter.

American Airlines relaxes pet, carry-on luggage policy

American Airlines is scrapping rules limiting the size of carry-on bags brought into plane cabins with passengers' pets, absent the payment of a fee.

Pope skips Good Friday event to preserve health ahead of Easter, Vatican says

The Vatican announced that Pope Francis skipped the annual Good Friday procession held at the Colosseum in Rome in order 'to protect his health,' he instead followed the event from home.

Easter 2024: Please a crowd on Sunday with easy, flavorful prime rib roast

This easy prime rib roast may become a hit with your family and friends. Try the recipe for Easter Sunday, or consider making it for another dinner gathering.

Reddit user who left her drunk husband behind at airport gets support from others: 'Has a problem'

A woman on Reddit asked for advice after her husband was angry with her for leaving him at the airport after he was deemed too drunk to board the plane.

Top UK health official urges against eating whole Easter egg in 'one go' hit with backlash: 'Life too short'

After a director for England's National Health Service warned about eating a whole chocolate Easter egg in "one go," doctors took to social media to tell people that, "life is too short" to not eat the whole egg.

On this day in history, March 30, 1858, American visionary Hymen Lipman patents pencil with eraser

The pencil eraser was patented in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by Hymen Lipman, a Jewish immigrant from Kingston, Jamiaca, on this day in history, March 30, 1858.

New Jersey woman sings Taylor Swift hits while awake during brain surgery: 'Eras Tour' in the O.R.

New Jersey mom Selena Campione received an awake craniotomy to remove a tumor from her brain, and was instructed by Dr. Nitesh Patel to sing during the procedure. The patient and doctor share details on what turned into Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" in the operating room.

Hot weekend read: Man dials police over Sasquatch, plus a father-in-law's text goes viral

Soak up these top headlines, including a fisherman's record-breaking catch, a father-in-law's text gone viral, a bizarre Sasquatch inquiry to police and much more.

Holy Saturday is a time to 'pause, thank Jesus and choose hope,' says Washington pastor

Pastor Jesse Bradley of Grace Community Church in Auburn, Washington, shared thoughts with Fox News Digital on the meaning of Holy Saturday ahead of Easter Sunday and the resurrection.

18 Amazon items that can help you start new hobbies this year

Whether you want to learn to cook, paint, knit or take professional photographs, these Amazon finds can help.

5 things you should not do during a traffic stop

If you get pulled over by a police officer, stay calm throughout your interaction. Avoid doing these five things when you get stopped on the road.

10 wedding superstitions that date back decades but are still prevalent today

Wedding days come with many timeless traditions and ancient superstitions. Some couples take superstitions to heart, while others worry less.

Catskill Mountain farmer challenges campus critics who say foragers are 'destroying the Earth'

Rick Bishop, farmer and owner of Mountain Sweet Berry Farm in Roscoe, New York, has foraged for ramps (also called wild leeks) for decades. The rural practice, he says, now faces campus critics.

GOP attempts to define position on discarding IVF embryos amid pro-life stances

The Republican Party cannot find a consistent stance to take on IVF procedures after an Alabama Supreme Court ruling raised questions about the technology's compliance with pro-life ethics.

As Easter nears, our world can be changed only by the truth of the resurrection, says Rev. Franklin Graham

Ahead of Easter, faith leader Rev. Franklin Graham described to Fox News Digital why Jesus Christ is the only One who can provide true grace and help to those who are lonely and in pain.

Should you make a wedding shot list? Expert photographer shares her approach to capturing a wedding day

Hiring a wedding photographer is one of many big decisions you'll have to make in the planning process. A professional wedding photographer explains the unique photos she takes.

Heartbreaking new details revealed in tragic death of girl sucked into hotel swimming pool hole

Harrowing new details have been revealed about the tragic day an 8-year-old girl died when she was swimming at a Doubletree by Hilton swimming pool in Houston, Texas.

'Deeply depressed' Maryland shelter cat goes viral after adoption plea

Mr. O, a Maryland-based cat, recently went viral on Facebook after his sad adoption story was shared by an animal shelter, his current home. The shelter hopes he is adopted soon.

Five-legged lamb gets second chance after Mississippi woman opens home and heart for rehabilitation

A five-legged lamb, named Spider-Lamb, got a second chance at life after a Mississippi woman provided lifesaving medical help and a forever home.

Las Vegas police K-9 undergoes surgery after being stabbed multiple times by suspect

A K-9 unit with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is recuperating from stab wounds he received from a suspect. Enzo, 2, was rushed to a veterinary hospital and underwent surgery.

Fate of bear that terrorized town leaves social media divided: 'Let's use common sense'

A brown bear that injured at least five people in Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia, was killed by authorities after a week-long hunt. The killing was controversial among residents.

Maine airport offers its visitors a rare chance to 'visit' the moon

Travelers to Portland International Jetport, Maine's largest airport, can now take a trip to "visit" the moon thanks to a new exhibit called "Fly Me to the Moon."

On this day in history, March 31, 1943, 'Oklahoma!' debuts on Broadway: 'Deeply felt'

On this day in history, "Oklahoma!" — the musical written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II — opened on Broadway, paving the way for the next generation of musical theater.

World travelers gave up everything to see 92 countries and counting: 'Why not?'

A couple retired in Florida and sold everything they owned to travel the world. With 92 countries and counting, the Martins shared how their bucket list travel dreams came true.

Jesus Christ's resurrection means we are all on the 'Road to Emmaus,' says Texas pastor

For Easter Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Johnston, Ph.D., reflects on the Road to Emmaus and the hope offered by the physical resurrection of Jesus Christ after his death on the cross.

Magic's Jonathan Isaac criticizes White House over Transgender Visibility Day

NBA player Jonathan Isaac criticized President Biden for making Easter Sunday Transgender Day of Visibility, saying the move "promotes division."

Chocolate Easter bunnies leaped from Pennsylvania Dutch ingenuity, hobbled by inflation in 2024

Pennsylvania candy salesman Robert Strohecker sparked a frenzy with the first chocolate Easter bunny in 1890. The business is facing high prices and low supply in 2024.

Historian rebukes liberals portraying Christ as a Palestinian: 'Rips Jesus out of his Jewish context'

Historian called out Democrats and liberal media commentators who attempted to relate Christ's birth to the current Gaza conflict and called Jesus a "Palestinian."

White House doubles down on inclusiveness message amid backlash over Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter

The White House responded after criticism over President Biden marking Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31, the same day as Easter Sunday this year.

3 months and 28 days: LGBTQ events clog calendar as White House faces backlash over Easter announcement

The U.S. celebrates dozens of LGBT holidays and weeks, data shows, including the White House proclaiming Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter Sunday.

Health's weekend read includes Taylor Swift's impact amid brain surgery, seniors’ health struggles and more

As you wind down your weekend, check out some of the top stories of the week in Health that you may have missed, or have been meaning to check out.

Massachusetts faith leader says Biden's 'Transgender Day of Visibility' a 'distraction' yet urges compassion

Amid the Biden administration's declaration of March 31, 2024, as the "Transgender Day of Visibility" on the same day as Easter, faith leader in Massachusetts responds with reminders of Christ.

Olivia Culpo reveals 'most difficult part' of planning wedding with Christian McCaffrey

Olivia Culpo, the model fiancée of San Francisco 49ers star Christian McCaffrey, revealed the most difficult part of wedding planning so far.

Family witnesses gator munching on prey at Texas beach: 'Without a care in the world'

Fishing enthusiast Hunter Ham recently captured footage of an alligator on a Texas beach eating a bull redfish. Gators are primarily freshwater creatures.